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What does 'the High Priest of our confession' in Hebrews 3:1 mean?

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Now, when…There was no one could tell me what to do by a gift when I was at Mayo Brother’s at Rochester, when they looked at me, the best doctors in the world, and said, “You haven’t even got any kind of a chance.” See? But one Scripture, that’s Hebrews 3:1…I seen that. That He is the High Priest of our confession. He’s setting at the right hand of the Father to make good anything that we confess that He has done. But He cannot do nothing for us until first we confess that He has done it, and act upon it. See? When you…“Whatsoever things you desire…” Jesus speaking, “Whatsoever things you desire, when you pray, believe you receive it.” That’s the order. See? You believe now that you receive it and it shall be given unto you. That’s the future. For He’s the High Priest to make intercessions for your confessions. And He cannot heal you until first you confess He has. [Blank spot on tape—Ed.]

Faith without Works Is Dead, 1950-08-22, Cleveland, OH, §25

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Faith without Works Is Dead, 1950-08-22, Cleveland, OH, §25

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Title:
Faith without Works Is Dead
Date:
August 22, 1950
Location:
Cleveland, OH
Paragraph:
§25

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